The Trump indictments and the perils of ‘dual sovereignty’
There is bound to be overlap between the federal and state cases brought against the former president — and that could cause problems #press
EU hits gas storage target ahead of November deadline
Prices likely to remain volatile as bloc lessens its dependence on Russian energy, analysts warn #press
The breathtaking world of kelp diving
A quest for shark encounters in Cape Town leads to a wonder world – and conservation lessons – below the surface #press
FirstFT: US abandons push for anti-whaling in Indo-Pacific pact
Also in today’s newsletter, foreign investors dump China securities and ex-Google researchers pick Japan for AI start-up #press
Councils in England pressed to allow pubs to open early for World Cup final
Lionesses’ Sunday morning clash with Spain means licensing extensions should be fast-tracked, says Gove #press
Labour rows back on workers’ rights to blunt Tory ‘anti-business’ claims
Starmer dilutes pledge to boost protections for gig economy as party focuses on winning over Britain’s corporate leaders #press
Scottish by-election highlights Labour and SNP differences over Brexit
Also in this newsletter, Scotland’s budget deficit is flattered by North Sea oil revenues #press
UK exam boards make sharp cuts to top A-level grades
Return to pre-pandemic marking causes A and A* grades to fall to 27.2% of total, down 9 percentage points #press
Invisible Lines — the hidden borders that really divide the world
Unseen boundaries are the ones with the most life-changing consequences, argues Maxim Samson’s illuminating collection of case studies #press
Scandal-hit children’s care homes up for sale by private equity owner
UK authorities found young people at three Hesley establishments were subjected to abuse and neglect #press
Military briefing: Russia hunts Ukraine’s western missile stocks
British Storm Shadows and French Scalps have helped Kyiv in its counteroffensive, but more are needed #press